Documents Illustrative of the Continental Reformation

In the early twentieth century B. J. Kidd put together a fully representative collection of continental Reformation writings in French Latin and English translation. Kidds work was a standard in classrooms for years. The work offers representative source documents for the Lutheran and Reformed reformations on continental Europe. Included are documents predating the Lutheran reformation through the Ninety-five Theses to the Peace of Augsburg (1555). The Reformed Party is represented by Zwingli Farel and Calvin including the disputes with Anabaptists. Kidd closes the collection with a section on Calvinism beyond Geneva with representative documents from France the Netherlands and Scotland.